The Superhero Center for Autism

Updated: They added some new toys and things. A place where my kids can just be kids. They love this place!

Mrs Superman · via google

My kids have an amazing time, they have a room for kids who get overstimulated from lights and noise, with weighted blankets, and stuffy, a room for siblings game systems for older kids/teens, toys to help learn colors, numbers, animals, shapes. There is a book nook, a drawing station, room for coloring. They rent out for birthday parties as well, refrigerator for drinks and snacks, coffee. They even have a room for the adults, with a charging station, the bathroom has a whole changing table that has collapsible legs. A sensory gym with sensory swings. It is definitely somewhere my kids love. It is free to bring your kids.

Samantha Suchan · via google

We went today and its a perfect place for our 3 year old Autistic son. He really enjoyed the swings and the squishy tiles on the floor. They have tons of things to play with so he was very busy and happy the whole time. We will be back. Thank you for having a Wonderful place like this.

Monica M · via google

Finally visited, and both kids had a great time! :) There is plenty to explore and weary parents can feel relieved to not have to explain your children’s behavior or noises to anyone because everyone there understands. A very sweet touch is a quiet ‘living room’ complete with a box of tissue if you just need to vent. Bathroom is equipped to take care of children of all sizes and at whatever level of potty training. Definitely a well thought out place. Hope they get to expand to a bigger facility and more locations or locations accessible by bus for more families.

Michelle Tolle · via google

Just went here yesterday for the first time and my son loved it!!! They have so many amazing sensory toys and experiences, as well as resources for parents or caregivers like water bottles, coffee and tea, even extra diapers. Staff was great and gave us a tour of all the facility has to offer, even was patient about my son running off before I could fill out the paperwork. We will definitely be returning!

Stefanie Taylor · via google

When other places don't understand your child needs you'd think it would be great to have a place that caters to your child's needs. Unfortunately they don't understand or care to understand what sensory issues are. Our son is not allowed to attend events there because he can't wear a mask. They refused to allow him to take pictures with Santa. Be ashamed and do better villain center for autism because you're not the superhero are son needed

lakedogg bojack · via google